Voters in South Florida are wrapping up early voting for the August primary. The primary, set to take place on August 18, will determine nominees for key state offices. S.
Senate seat and the governor's office, as well as congressional races. A new political map has reshaped the congressional races. Further information on the primary can be found through local news sources, such as CBS4 Miami.
m. on the day of the primary.
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